Caroline County EMS Receives Third Ambulance Through Grant

Bryan Ebling, director, Caroline County Department of Emergency Services, Ryan Todd, Ken Kozel, president and CEO, UM Shore Regional Health, Patti Willis, senior vice president, Strategy and Communications, UM Shore Regional Health and Caroline County Commissioners Dan Franklin, Wilbur Levengood and Larry Porter.

Caroline County Department of Emergency Services received the fifth installment of a five year grant commitment from UM Shore Regional Health this year, marking a total of $600,000 in funding by University of Maryland Shore Regional Health to support health care access in Caroline County.

Caroline County and UM Shore Regional Health officials celebrated with the placing of a UM SRH logo on one of the County’s newest ambulances.

“Access to care is an important part of putting our patients first and achieving our mission of creating healthier communities together”, said Ken Kozel, president and CEO, UM Shore Regional Health.

UM Shore Regional Health will open its new medical pavilion at state Route 404 and Deep Shore Road in Denton in early 2019. The 50,000 square foot medical pavilion will be the hub of UM Shore Regional Health’s outpatient services in Caroline County, providing family medicine, laboratory testing, diagnostic and imaging, rehabilitation services and a community health education suite. In addition, the pavilion is expected to house a mental health bridge program, home health care office, and a shared suite for rotating medical specialties.